> They value "the right technical decision" over human relationships and it doesn't seem to occur to them that the right outcome might be the one that makes som

> They value "the right technical decision" over human relationships and it doesn't seem to occur to them that the right outcome might be the one that makes someone else happy, or is the most diplomatic, even if it isn't "technically right". No we're paid to do a job. The right outcome is the one that achieves that job. Making you happy while you implement something that will cost the company money isn't the right outcome.